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Book Publishing Personnel: Driving the Heart
As always, blogging has been lighter than I would like. But, I can’t say that I’ve had much to say about publishing lately that has much to add to any ongoing industry conversations or co… more →
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Book Publishing Personnel: Driving the Heart
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Mark Long wrote 2 days ago: As always, blogging has been lighter than I would like. But, I can’t say that I’ve had … more →
Book Publishing Operations: How Texbooks Are Sold
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Mark Long wrote 4 weeks ago: Once upon a time, I had this dream that all you had to do to sell a book was to publish a good book; … more →
Book Publishing Personnel: Lindsey Springer, Sales & Marketing
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Mark Long wrote 1 month ago: Blogging will be light the next couple of weeks as I’ll be out of the office until July 16th. … more →
Blogs About Publishing: Why Should Publishers Blog?
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Mark Long wrote 2 months ago: By its own admission, the Booksquare blog’s mission is “dissecting the publishing indust … more →
Book Publishing Operations: Project Management Basics
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Mark Long wrote 2 months ago: As I’ve mentioned in passing over the last few weeks, we’re in the process of making a s … more →
Conferences & Conventions: NISOD 2008 Wrap-Up
Mark Long wrote 3 months ago: And, what a week—or at least half a week—it was at NISOD! I had planned to post updates … more →
Conferences & Conventions: The Top 25 Things to Take When Exhibiting
Mark Long wrote 3 months ago: As I’ve noted in the last couple of posts, we’ve been getting geared up for the last wee … more →
Book Publishing Personnel: DPCG, PUED and PMAN, Oh My!
Mark Long wrote 3 months ago: Today is a time of great anticipation as we are putting the final touches on everything for our two- … more →
Book Publishing Operations: Consultants & Operational Analysis
Mark Long wrote 4 months ago: Now that the semester is over—with the exception of putting the final touches on Karen Mitchel … more →
Book Publishing Operations: Happier than a Pig in . . . Well . . . You Know!
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Mark Long wrote 4 months ago: Or, technically speaking, we were that happy Tuesday as we could finally say at our weekly departmen … more →
Strategic Publishing Initiatives: Ignorance Is Not Bliss
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Mark Long wrote 5 months ago: Ever since returning from the 2008 Publishing Business Conference & Expo I’ve been trying … more →
Meet the Publisher: Shameless Self-Promotion, Part II
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Mark Long wrote 5 months ago: Many thanks are due to Morris Rosenthal over at his Self-Publishing blog for posting this email int … more →
Conferences & Conventions: 2008 Publishing Business Conference & Expo
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Mark Long wrote 5 months ago: Greetings from New York as the last two days of the 2008 Publishing Business Conference & Expo h … more →
Book Publishing Operations: A Day in the Life of a Book Publisher
Mark Long wrote 5 months ago: 5:00 am Automated wake up call at Best Western in Abilene, Texas 5:05 am Make coffee extra strong by … more →
Conferences & Conventions: 2008 Texas Community College Teachers Association Convention
Mark Long wrote 6 months ago: Having just gotten back from spending the end of last week—February 21-23—at the 2008 TC … more →
Blogs About Publishing: Excellent Blogger Award
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Mark Long wrote 6 months ago: Many thanks are due to Lori Cates Hand (of the Publishing Careers blog) who graciously presented us … more →
Book Sales Trips: The Art of the (Healthy) Meal
Mark Long wrote 6 months ago: This last week I was on the road for three days—and two nights—visiting East Texas colle … more →
Conferences & Conventions: 2008 NACCE Convention Day 1
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Mark Long wrote 7 months ago: At long last, I am back in my room after the opening afternoon of the 2008 National Association for … more →
Books About Publishing: Marshall Lee’s Bookmaking
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Mark Long wrote 9 months ago: Off and on for a while now at lunch I’ve been plowing along through Marshall Lee’s Bookmaking: E … more →
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